Meh, I don't really want to give it away yet, since it'll be pretty cool if I manage to pull it off, and a bit of a milestone for me in terms of my skill level.Haruka wrote:What is it, if we may know?
Not exactly.OldClassicGamer wrote:I bet it is speedrun.
There is special version of Vita for TV but that one is very limited and does not use touch.Master wrote:Hmm, perhaps my memory is wrong, but doesn't the Vita have a TV Out?
Master wrote:Hmm, perhaps my memory is wrong, but doesn't the Vita have a TV Out?
Thank you. I will run test later today with the various cameras we have in the house, and see if I can record decent quality footage. Also, out of curiosity, would it be more desirable to use the rear-touchpad during the Murfy sections of the walkthrough, so it doesn't obscure the view of the screen, like using my finger on the front-touchscreen would?Haruka wrote:As long the external camera could capture minimally the detail of the game, it could be used for a walkthrough.
Hackers should produce cable.Disionity wrote:Unfortunately, no, the Vita does not support TV Out. The unused "mystery port" on the original model was meant for TV Out, but a cable was never produced.
Actually you can mod your Vita, look:OldClassicGamer wrote:Hackers should produce cable.Disionity wrote:Unfortunately, no, the Vita does not support TV Out. The unused "mystery port" on the original model was meant for TV Out, but a cable was never produced.
Cool idea. I am very keen in seeing the differences between the versions.Haruka wrote:I'm going to be honest and say that I'm more turned to do Rayman Arena for GameCube.
That's a better idea, in my opinion! Putting game footage which was never shown before would be a very good idea, I think.OldClassicGamer wrote:Rayman Arena sounds like a good idea, but I would also like to see more educational spin-offs, possibly different language versions such as Korean. I think you should open poll so that people can vote for your next walkthorugh but that is just my suggestion.
